2008 Sichuan Earthquake And How To Help

2008 Sichuan Earthquake And How To Help

Regardless of what side of the emotional or political fence you stand on when it comes to China in recent months, Monday's earthquake in Chengdu is a reminder to us all that our views of a country's government should not stand in the way of our willingness to help its people.

12,000+ deaths so far and counting.

We strongly suggest donations to two organizations that have been through GlobalGiving's rigorous due diligence process and have committed to providing donors with regular updates. Your support is critical. Please click over to GlobalGiving's page for Emergency Aid For Chinese Earthquake Victims



For those that are looking for Red Cross in China info, Shanghaiist posted detailed information on how to donate directly to them.

Wikipedia has a page already up for the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake that is constantly being updated with the latest information.

If you're on Twitter, you can also connect directly with English speaking folks on the ground in China by following those that @ChinaList is following.

Another great source of up to date China info via the top English language blog feeds in China is china.alltop.com

If you or your company make a donation to relief efforts for victims of the Sichuan earthquake, please add a comment here as I want to make sure to highlight your generosity throughout The China Business Network in the coming days.

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